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Nice catch. I've kept quiet about that place for 45 years, among others. Hope you don't have to fish with a crowd of boats there next time. 
Lake Ingram
For those that haven’t been there, or been there during high tide where it actually looks like a lake/big buddy of water, this is it during a low tide. The fishing can be very active since most fish end up concentrated in these channels. We didn’t catch anything big this time out, but plenty of these little guys. Plus there were a few crocodiles to look at up on the banks.
![Water Sky Lake Fisherman Fish]()
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Every part of Florida's ecosystems have been negatively affected by what the Army Corps of Engineers (and Chamber of Commerce) did for decades, and the efforts to repair as much of the damage as possible are taking a back seat to population growth and development.
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Good info @iMacattack
A link to a youtube video about the government's Cape Sable Canals Dam Restoration Project in 2010-11:
...and 11 years later, we finally have the funding and initiative to finish the job with the help of The Florida Audubon Society and Ducks Unlimited leading the project:
Cape Sable Canal Dam Restoration Finally Funded
fl.audubon.org
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You really have to look at any information provided by government sources as suspect. They have earned our distrust honestly, lol.
The marsh collapsing or sinking due to erosion, man-made depletion of and/or changes to the Biscayne Aquifer, massive movement of sediment, additional tidal saltwater intrusion and stronger currents from man-made canals, make more sense than the BS narrative about climate change or sea levels rising.
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That was the best and most honest explanation I've heard on the subject, Capt. LeMay. Thank you sir.
That was the best and most honest explanation I've heard on the subject, Capt. LeMay. Thank you sir.
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